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One thing to remember, even after all these years, is most of the German army was drafted. And, most German soldiers were not Nazis. Most just wanted the war to end so they could simply go home.

“Inside”?? Of Japan? Did you mean “in Japan” there is a difference you know.

Mengele died in 1979

They did Lingchi in the movie Sand Pebbles if you really want to know what it was like.

Is it wrong to take notes? Asking for a friend!

I’ve been to IKEA, is that the same thing ….?!

Germany and Japan can never be fully forgiven

When a country announces to the world that a execution method has been abolished they’re basically telling the world to mind their own business and the method continues anyways.

Very liberal in those days

The photo used at 2:42 and 3:17 was not the execution of Blackjack Ketchum. It's a photo taken in a Washington DC military installation near the Capitol Building just before the execution by hanging of the other conspirators who plotted with John Wilkes Booth to assassinate Abraham Lincoln in 1865. They were hung in a traditional way, seated in chairs, hooded, and then a single platform holding them up was released so they'd all drop simultaneously. I read though that at least one of the conspirators took over five minutes to die after the drop. You can see the line of Union Army soldiers along the top of the wall. FYI: I've read that physiologists say the guillotine is the most humane method of execution. Quick and painless, they say.

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It is not really known about how many children were guillotined during the Reign of Terror of the French Revolution. This is not published and the information difficult to obtain. But we know it occurred. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)

I read once that they made post cards of the scenes and only stopped when a Dutch sailor sent one home, this shamed them into abolishing it

Ruth Ellis was NOT Executed in Holloway Prison, She was Executed in Winson Green Prison(Birmingham)

A curiosity when it comes to this horrendous execution is that the royal executioner in charge of the affair later went on to execute Louis XVI, the grandson of Louis XV

Mexican drug cartels do a pretty accurate reproduction of this.

For these subjects, Thou does a good job of covering mate

Night night everyone, sweet dreams.

It is much worse - twice as bad, in fact - as death by 500 cuts.

Killing is murder no matter if its an individual or a government.

Here's a suggestion, google thesaurus.

Good pictures albeit poor bastards and I had never heard of this . Thanks

The executioner still causes the death. If one, say creates a booby trap, and someone is killed by it. The creator of the trap still causes the death even though he might not be near it.

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At my job we call that Tuesday lol I tie glass treads, either 810, 1096 or 1110 pieces

Τhe things people did and still do to other people in the name of justice.

What made this worst is all the prisoners got to eat was salt and vinegar crisps and lemons.

Animals. Sometimes I wonder how such terrible things are possible. But I am reminded that if the worst things are not possible, then the best things could not also be possible. Use this as proof that if evil can exist, good also exists in even more abundance.

Damn that is brutal and demeaning. Can’t imagine that ordeal

The obnoxious twangy sing-song blasé narrator is beyond horrible

The word execution, makes my soul quiver, rightly or wrongly

The whole country was collaborators fkin cowards

She looks almost exactly like a female version of Jonathan Harris, who played "Dr. Smith" on "Lost in Space"....

Method never really clearly explained.

Women who were victimized were further victimized. This is how the world has always been.

This is nothing compared to what the Japanese did.

Often times I wonder how Japan created such a society of everyone strictly following the rules. Then I remember that they put people to death this way and it makes more sense.

A religious convict might have a legitimate concern. Wouldn't the Julian be suicide?

What they done was truly disgusting. Rip .

Who else is here in 2024 after listening to this story on the podcast "Serial Killers"?

If a society wants to retain the death penalty maybe the executioner should be chosen at random from that society, similar to jury service. Any one person only ever conducting one execution. Sounds fare to me. As Albert Pierrepoint said in an interview after his retirement, “The police, the judiciary and the public all stepped back and left it up to me”. Another comment I heard from an interview with a prison chaplain was how the process of execution left all involved feeling “sullied”.

You can't really call it a 'confession' considering they were torturing and coercing it out of him. People will say anything to make it stop. He and the others named were likely innocent.

Ironic if I understand correctly a frenchman being imprisioned in france for anti nazi views before ww1 let alone ww2 even started or nazis invaded france. LOL leave it to the french always protesting & violence to call themselves barbaric & medieval lol.

Some of the comments one gets from the " trolls" that prey on these comments.well this might tighten their lips.anything from the cowards now?

Didn't he explode

2 min mark.. Was that poor impaled man smoking a pipe chilling?? 😂

The poche-accent of the person, that speaks, is unbearable.

What you forget to say is, he was a German.😏

Didn’t the Germans kill whole towns full of civilians? Yeah, no sympathy for these broads.

He was shown mercy by comparison to what he did to others.